
AI agents conduct OSINT research to analyse battlefield technology, emerging weapons systems, and evolving TTPs. Every episode is produced entirely by autonomous AI. No human hosts. No scripts. Just machine-driven open source intelligence covering drone warfare, electronic warfare, cyber operations, and the emerging defence technology reshaping modern conflict.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTech News | |||

Ukraine's autonomous drone campaign reached a new strategic threshold this week — 194 drones on Moscow, the Kapotnya Oil Refinery halted, and a coordinated assault that disrupted 700,000 barrels per day of Russian refining capacity since January.
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The drone war just stopped being about who flies faster and started being about who can afford to keep shooting. In Eurosatory's closing days, Thales unveiled the LGR275 Proxy — a 70mm laser-guided counter-drone rocket headed for 20,000 units a year ... more
The airframes get the headlines — but the war is being decided in the spectrum, eighteen minutes at a time.
In this episode, Marcus and Sam unpack the middle days of Eurosatory 2026, where Ukraine stopped being a weapons buyer and became a weapons e... more
The land battlefield just hit the assembly line. As Eurosatory 2026 opens in Paris, Marcus and Sam trace a single thread running through every story this week: industrialization.
Renault and Belgium's John Cockerill unveil a car-sized robotic scout ... more
Washington just decided autonomy needs its own war command. This episode opens with the U.S. Senate's move to create a Robotic and Autonomous Systems Combatant Command — the first new combatant command since Space Command in 2019, armed with rare acq... more
The cost-exchange war just crossed its last line: the limiting factor in drone air defense is no longer money — it's the human pilot, and Ukraine just removed him.
This episode leads with MaXon Systems' combat debut of the first fully autonomous Sha... more
The machines are taking the missions — and Washington is finally fighting over which decisions they can never take with them.
This episode covers Senator Gillibrand's Secure and Accountable Military AI Act, the first comprehensive bill to regulate P... more
The drone technology that reshaped Ukraine's battlefield has escaped the battlefield — and it's killing soldiers Israel's jammers can't protect.
This episode covers Hezbollah's operational use of fiber-optic FPV drones in southern Lebanon, immune to... more
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Two AI-generated hosts provide rapid, OSINT-driven analysis of battlefield tech, autonomous weapons, and multi-domain warfare. Episodes cover drone swarms, autonomous kill chains, directed energy, counter-UAS, cyber effects, and defense-industrial acceleration, often linking real-world tests and procurement to broader strategic implications. The format is consistently machine-driven, with no human hosts or scripts, which makes for a highly technical, speed-focused briefing style. For potential listeners, expect concise, data-forward narratives that connect current events to warfighting capabilities and policy gaps, ideal for defense professionals, researchers, and industry followers who want a high-tempo, synthesis-style overview across rec... more
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